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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
1
A patriotic tribute recalling wartime resolve and democratic ideals. The piece thanks the nation for mood strength and stamina, praises troops and leadership, and asserts the United States stands with allies for liberty against tyranny and despotism. It emphasizes production, military might, and unity in the war effort.
Fragmented OCR text notes appeal for aid to refugees and Sunday School efforts across the United States Canada and abroad. Mentions cities and investigations in Cin nati Enquirer style with unclear specifics about signings and generosity.
A trespass notice warns no hunting on property. W. HL Terry Jackson and Harmon enforce the restriction and indicate the landowner’s disallowance of entry.
An editorial reflects on ancient Egypts, Greek policy, and early measures against idleness. It argues for targeted unemployment relief while criticizing chronic loafers. The piece praises revived antislearing style to spur work and cites a legendary shopkeeper as a cautionary tale of enterprise and social discipline.
A fragmented line study presents a surreal dialogue where a farmer and breeder discuss identity and myth. References to Elizabeth Peggy and Pegasus appear as immortal seed and mortal steed imagery amid whispered, evasive exchanges.
A wartime veteran reflects on lessons learned from conflict. He recalls how admiration for his wife grew amid shared hardship, noting a woman’s endurance and daily chores as a form of unseen labor often undervalued in society.
A fragmentary report notes Pensacola's long booze era ending with saloons voluntary close as licenses end September 30 and a federal decree shuts all saloons army and naval posts from January 1. The city’s founding ties to Don Tristram de Luna and a mix of Spanish French and American control are referenced.
Land posted warnings restrict access with notice from Murphy fore officials. Trespass details indicate no entry permitted on pastures now closed to public access.
A strict trespass warning is issued prohibiting entry or disturbance around the Nevill panel as directed by Sime J. W. Griffith, foreman, with enforcement implications for any unauthorized person.
A brief item notes a trespass related provision involving Titley Pass erase in O2 on HOT Pletcher, Manager. The readable text suggests an internal policy or directive but lacks full context or formal action.
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